regenerative economy Lab presents
ready to act
Next cohort dates:
April (7.4. to 22.5.2026)
June (2.6. to 17.7.2026)
programme benefits
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Via around two hours of self-paced learning each week, plus extra resources for those who wish to go deeper.
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With peers and your facilitator in weekly live labs, where you will explore the topics in more depth and work on a plan of action.
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How experts and practitioners in the new economy field are putting theory into practice, via regular Community Talks
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With your peers and your course facilitator on Hylo—a dedicated space to discuss class content, share ideas and build community.
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Gain support in preparing your own plan of action, with tailored resources plus feedback from peers and your course facilitator.
“This Programme provides participants with a firm grounding in the principles of regenerative economics, helps them explore ways they can be put into practice, connectS them with fellow travellers, and supportS them on their way to taking action.
Katy Shields, Course facilitator and Founder, Regenerative Economy Lab
Course modules, week by week
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1. The Economy we have and the economy we NEED
Exploring the root causes of our crises, and what an economy centred around meeting needs within planetary boundaries could look like.
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2. Systems thinking for regenerative economists
Applying tools of systems thinking to understand the forces driving our economies, and how narratives underpin economic systems.
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3. Money, finance and the Rules of the Game
Unpacking what money is, the role of states and banks, the rules governing our financial system—and our capacity to rewrite them.
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4. Foundations of regenerative economies
Identifying core principles of regenerative economics and thinking about how they apply to the different segments of our economies.
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5. Possible alternatives: Global and national
Digging into options for transformative global and national policies through the lens of regenerative economy principles.
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6. Possible alternatives: Communities and Business
Understanding potential for regional, community, and business models tailored to local contexts while respecting earth’s limits.
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7. Tools for the transformation
Leveraging systems and social science research to explore how change happens and how we can bring positive shifts to our contexts.
Your commitment
Around five hours of engagement per week. Comprising self-paced reading, learning, and discussions in our Live Labs, Talks and Hylo
Weekly participation in our live labs. Choices of two times, Tuesdays at 17:00-18:15 or Wednesdays at 09:00-10:15 CET
Attendance at Community Talks. Weekly from Week 3, on Thursday at 17:00-18:00 CET or Friday 09:00-10:00 CET (these sessions are recorded)
€250 Standard ticket / €150 Solidarity / €400 Enterprise (plus 20% VAT; payment by instalment possible)
Please note: Registrations for Our January cohort are now closed but you can now sign up for our April or June cohorts below!
Or if you have questions, send us an enquiry at hello@regenecon.eu. or book a 15-minute chat here.
Sign up for one of our upcoming cohorts!
Once we receive your details, we’ll let you know if we can offer a space. If so, to complete your registration, we’ll provide a link to our platform with the option to pay one or two instalments. We ask participants to pay (in part or in full) one week before the programme starts (unless you register within the last week, then as soon as possible). If you need to cancel, we offer a full refund until the end of the first week of the programme. You can also choose to defer to a future cohort at no extra cost. If you need more information to help you decide, or want to find out about this or other programmes, please send us a note to hello@regenecon.eu.